Meta Muse
Muse is a cloud personal-agent service for tasks and ongoing goals, with free entry and paid subscriptions.
People looking for a personal-agent workflow around bounded tasks and continuing goals.
Muse is a cloud personal-agent service for tasks and ongoing goals, with free entry and paid subscriptions. Its activity trail, Goals view and action approvals are useful when a request needs follow-up beyond a single chat reply; availability still depends on the market and account.
Before you choose: Market rollout determines access; a US announcement is not worldwide eligibility.
Visit the official product page →The essentials
- Platforms
- iOS · Android · Web
- Purchase model
- Free entry route and paid upgrades described by Meta; verify current account and regional terms.
- Developer / project
- Meta
Inside the app
Developer-published product images. Captions identify the platform and source; these are not our test captures.
Who it suits
- People looking for a personal-agent workflow around bounded tasks and continuing goals.
When to choose something else
- People requiring all processing on their own phone or assuming worldwide access from the launch announcement.
Features & tradeoffs
Features below come from the linked provider documentation. The recommendations above are our editorial interpretation.
- One-off tasks and continuing Goals with visible activity.
- Dedicated cloud VM and browser, independent of the phone app.
- Provider describes audit trails, email read/send choices and sensitive-action approvals.
Tasks, goals and reviewable outputs
Use a one-off task for a bounded result such as three workshop venues. Use a continuing goal for work that needs monitoring. Specify the source links, constraints and milestone you want returned so an attractive generated plan can be distinguished from completed external work.
Inspect activity before granting a wider role
Muse’s published interface shows ongoing activity and tracked Goals; its launch describes an audit trail of work done and planned. Review the trail when a goal stalls, and inspect the action details when a checkout or communication needs approval.
What the cloud design does and does not establish
Meta describes a dedicated cloud VM, secure credential storage and a separate Sentinel layer. It also described Confidential VM as a later rollout. Do not turn the dedicated-VM description into a promise that all processing stays on your phone or that every account has the future confidential-computing configuration.
Limitations & considerations
- Market rollout determines access; a US announcement is not worldwide eligibility.
- Cloud VM isolation is different from on-device processing or a future Confidential VM rollout.
- Free entry does not establish a published unlimited background-work allowance.
Use the linked official pages for current platform, access and purchase conditions.
Privacy & permissions
Meta’s launch describes choices for connected-service access, disconnecting, forgetting learned details and opting out of interaction-based model training. These are distinct controls; disconnecting an account is not the same operation as removing retained context.
Sources
Product facts checked October 24, 2026. Independent and user perspectives, where available, are attributed above. Missing external coverage is not treated as a negative verdict.
- Meta: introducing Muse
Launch and product positioning; updated September 30, 2026.
- Meta: how we built safety into Muse
Provider description of VM isolation, permissions and approval controls.
- Meta: Muse launches in Japan
October 23 regional availability update.
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